Comics
High Level #1 is a cyber-punk dystopian world hundreds of years after the world ended, as a part of the new DC Vertigo relaunch find out how it fairs.
‘Batman #65’ marks the next piece in the crossover between the Batman/Flash crossover that also ties into Tom King’s ongoing event ‘Heroes in Crisis.’
In Eliteware #3, we get to see into the past of the family and start to understand how each sibling came to be in their prediciments.
‘The Long Con #6’ picks up with Dez and Victor having arrived face to face with Helvetica Caslan and proceeds to dive deeper into the past.
Mars Attacks Issue #5 is the conclusion of the rootinest, tootinest, Martian-shootin’est comic, with Martians, emotion, and living out a father’s dream.
Zander Cannon’s Monster sized Kaijumax gets an ginormous hardcover. Check out our review of Kaijumax where everyone can be a monster.
Coming in at 266 pages, the Dirty Old Tank Girl Omnibus gives readers plenty of quantity, but unfortunately, quantity isn’t the only factor.
In Auntie Agatha’s Home for Wayward Rabbits #4, Sawyer seeks help from Loomis the Mouse to get rid of the pests who’ve been getting into his belongings.
‘Vampirella Valentine’s Day Special’ follows as Vampirella gets a visit from a stranger has some spooky cases in New Orleans.
‘Wonder Twins #1’ follows as Zan is focused on being the cool kid in school and Jayna is worried about the Justice League’s ongoing fight.
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Midnight: X-Men Issue 1 reinvents the mutant world into something monstrous as Jonathan Hickman creates another brand-new universe.















